This collection gathers three of Jim Woodring’s graphic novels about the bipedal anthropomorph, Frank, and adds 100 pages of new work in which we witness Frank gaining, losing, and/or regaining friends, a romantic partner, his home, and his pets (the adorable Pupshaw and Pushpaw). Like all Frank stories, this one is wordless, with images rendered in thick lines with a steel-nibbed pen that gives them a classic feel running counter to the surrealism of the stories themselves. When you factor in the child-like nature of Frank and the other characters, the result is a touching, yet hilariously disturbing saga of friends seeking happiness in novelty but finding greater value in the familiar.